Ways To Treat Hyperemia

Lose Excess Weight

Most causes of hyperemia are lifestyle-related illnesses, which means making lifestyle changes can be a great help in reducing symptoms and even, in some cases, curing the condition. By losing excess weight patients will relieve stress on their cardiovascular system and encourage all of their organs to work better. Patients will have to monitor their diet, encourage healthy habits, and make exercise a part of their daily lives to see lasting results. These are by no means simple tasks. However, the rewards for breaking bad habits are renewed vigor and better health. Walking is a great way to help shed pounds. Walking with family or friends is a great option, as is going on a hike or participating in an organized walk or run in the area.

Take Blood Pressure Medication

If a patient has been prescribed blood pressure medication it is important for them to continue taking them unless or until their doctor tells them to stop. Patients may need to adjust their medication several times as their overall health and habits change. But of course, stopping the medication without the doctor's direction to do so just because symptoms have subsided is a mistake. Other complications can arise if patients simply stop taking their blood pressure medication without talking to their doctor. Many blood pressure medication regimens involve a diuretic to help correct hyperemia. Remember, hyperemia is a symptom of hypertension and once patients get their blood pressure under control, hyperemia should dissipate.